Affiliated Meetings

Psi Chi


Psi Chi, the national honor society in psychology, holds its meeting in conjunction with MPA. The Psi Chi program includes multiple student poster sessions, several paper sessions for student Regional Research Award winners, and sessions on successful admission to graduate school and jobs for psychology majors. Psi Chi also sponsors a Distringuished Speaker. Undergraduate students who will present their own research are encouraged to submit to the Psi Chi program. Students at institutions with no Psi Chi chapter may also submit papers to the Psi Chi program. If those papers are accepted they can be presented at one of poster sessions but will not be eligible for a Regional Research Award. (The awards are reserved only for Psi Chi members.) All undergraduate students should register online for the conference in advance.

The Psi Chi MPA site is located here.

Questions regarding the Psi Chi program at MPA should be directed to:

Dr. Daniel Corts
Midwestern Regional VP, Psi Chi
danielcorts@augustana.edu

Submissions to the Psi Chi program are due 5 p.m. CST on Monday, November 7, 2011.

Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP)


The Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP) invites all teachers of undergraduate psychology in high schools, community colleges, four-year colleges, and universities to join in improving education in psychology. STP accepts three kinds of submissions: Oral Sessions (which are of a variety of different types), Creative Classroom Posters, and Creative Department or Program Posters (see below). There also will be an invited program, chaired by Meera Komarraju, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, which features outstanding teachers of psychology. View submission information or contact Donna Dahlgren for more information.

Submission deadline for the STP program is December 1, 2011.

For Creative Department or Program Posters, contact Linda Walsh for more information.

APA Division 27

The Society for Community Research and Action (SCRA) will also hold its meeting in affiliation with MPA. APA Division 27 encourages proposals for poster presentations, symposia, and roundtable discussions that will facilitate the exchange of innovative ideas and promote constructive dialogue on topics involving community research and action. The deadline for this year's program is October 31, 2011. See the Call for Programs for Division 27 for further details.

The contact for the Division 27 program at MPA is